The Hope pioneer., 1887-07-29

the Bulgarian government has arrested M.
Radoslavoff, minister of the interior in the
cabinet just superseded, on charge of
treason. 1t is reported that the troops in
tend to proclaim the Independence of Bull
garia and Prince Alexander of Battenberg
as king.
The rumor of the death of Stanley, the
African explorer, has proved to be untrue,
He is known to have left Aruwimi July 3
for Wadel1, the headquarters of Emin Bey.
July 3 is long time after the date of his re-
ported death.
A runner comes via st. Thomas, West
Africa, that Henry NJ. Stanley, the explorer
had been shot dead by natives with whom
his expedition was fighting to obtain sup
plies. This report is not yet confirmed. The
last authent information from Stanley
was under date of June 2, when he was
alive and well.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Bulgar-
ian government is intercepting kilograms to
and from the Bulgarian capital There have
been violent scenes in the sobranje, members
of the opposition, including ex-Premier
RadosiayoT, being forcibly expelled. Troops
at Rustchuk made a hostile demonstration
against Ferdinand of Sake Coburg.
The official announcement of the adjust
AAASAAo VA
that, by the terms of the settlement, the
districts Of Chemias and Khajasaled re-
main IN the possession of Afghanistan,
while Russia obtains certain pasturages
along the Krushk river, taken from Saryk
Aurcomans by the arrangement of 1854.
There have been severe snow storms in the
Swiss Alps. Six tourists, including three
sons of the director of Zurich College, have
been lost on the Jungfrau. Several parties
were sent out to endeavor to rescue them
but their efforts were not successful The
missing tourists were all Swiss. They were
endeavoring to make the ascent of the Jung
frau without guides.
James g. Blaine and Mr.. Andrew Car
negie attended the unveiling at Durfumlein
Scotland, on the 18th, of a monument to
Alexander ILL.,, who reigned in Scotland
from 1249 to 1886. They drove to the spot
in a four horse coach. They were we'll re-
ceived. Mr.. Blaine delivered an address
He said at first he thought the aspect pre-
sented by an American engaged in the
ceremony OF raising a monument to the
king seemed out of place, but the harm
done was not, SO serious, considering that
King Alexander lived before America was
discovered. America, Blaine added, sym
pathized with Scotland in all great things
done in both literature and art for the pro-
motion and welfare of the people,
ghefollowing is the latest German budget:
DR.. Thielen, lately field provost in the Ger.
man army is dead Emperor William will
go to Konigsberg on Sept. 4. He will wit
ness the maneuvers of the troops from the
9th to the 9th, and will return to Berlin by
the way of Dantzic and Stettin on the l1t6.
The Frankfort chamber of commerce has
sent a petition to the government for aid to
complete the construction of canal from
Antwerp to the Rhine. The Belgian portion
of the canal already exists. The Dutch Sec
tion is half cut, and Germany has concluded
q treaty with Holland for it's completion.
Much military activity is reported at Metz.
The enlarging of forts and evolutions of
conducted at night by the aid of ele ectric
lights. The bal Don department is expert
menting with a view to trying the destruc-
tion effect OF dynamite hurled down upon
forts from balloon.